Thanks Walt.Geo 101 is a help. I'm assuming that ABZ is back
in because they think those step out holes are going to lead
to a source. They've got three trains heading into the lake.
Even if, when the trains are plotted, there is some question
about an exact direction, shouldn't they be able to fix an
intersection within a reasonably small area and, over the summer,
have done some tests to determine if there is a difference
in the geophysics of the bottom of the lake? Could it be that
the trains of rocks are remnants of weathered dikes rather
than material thrown out by an volcanic explosion?(I think that in an earlier discussion someone had some evidence that this was unlikely but i don't remember the proof or its significance.) Even if that
is true, and if the dikes or dike remnants all indicate a
central source, is it possible that the central source is itself
simply a widening of the dikes and, therefore, quite small?
If that is the case, then would you hold by your theory of the
burp, with the main body of kimberlite lying at depth below
this central location? If so,then George's repeated suggestion
that WSP is not drilling deep enough would be true, would it not.
Are you back in town now until freezeup? |
